SGCE

SGCE stands for S-gene C-terminal end. It is a protein domain commonly found in various eukaryotes. This domain is known for its role in protein-protein interactions and often serves as a binding site for other cellular molecules. The S-gene C-terminal end is characterized by a specific amino acid sequence that confers its functional properties.

Research has indicated that SGCE plays a part in cellular processes such as gene regulation and signal transduction. Its precise function can vary depending on the specific protein it is part of and the cellular context. In some organisms, mutations or alterations in the SGCE domain have been linked to certain developmental or physiological conditions, highlighting its importance in maintaining normal cellular function. Further investigation into the SGCE domain continues to shed light on its diverse roles within the cell.